MikeMUS

Perfect. Thank you for this. This is what I assumed. Also, thanks for the note about adjusting status only via their K-1 visa. That is insightful.

Apologies if this has been asked before. I searched but did not see anything. If someone came to the USA on a Fiance visa, married within the 90-day window, and submitted the proper Adjustment of Status paperwork (in other words, they followed the correct process) ... but while that Adjustment for a Green Card was in-process, they filed for divorce, what would be the outcome? Clearly, they would no longer have their original sponsor and that original adjustment process would be stopped. But assume they then married a different person and then filed a new Adjustment of Status with that second marriage ... would that be allowed? Or would immigration flag this as some sort of fraud. I cannot find an answer to this question. I appreciate any insights.

My partner had a similar issue. His drug tests came back clean but in the medical interview he mentioned that he had smoked weed in the past. The doctor flagged that (this was in the Dominican Republic) so he had to wait a year for a second evaluation. He did periodic drug tests to have documentation during that year, and his second test/evaluation came back clean and he got approved. Some of it depends on the administration. Under Trump, they take a very strict definition of drug use/drug addiction that can classify even a casual weed smoker as an addict.